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Intelligent voting determines culture of democratic governance

THIS year Tanzanians have another opportunity to participate in the presidential, parliamentary and councillors’ election.

VULTURES have an image problem. Seen as ugly and associated with death, they are among the least loved animals in the world.

African conservationists saving vultures from going extinct

THE impact of climate change on women is not a theoretical issue—it demands immediate financial investments in adaptation, mitigation, and sustainable livelihoods.

Investing in women vital towards ensuring resilience against climate crisis

A hands-on session where participants mix ingredients to produce high-quality fish feed

Farmers, stakeholders in Morogoro praise project for boosting sustainable agriculture

Ghana’s e-levy: Lessons from abolished mobile money tax

Will the new curriculum rid pupils’ reliance on rote memorisation?

Africa coffee industry: Need to foster local processing to empower farmers

In Kenya, girls are sold into marriage to stave off starvation from drought

‘Dope’ Xmas: Now this is from the horse’s mouth…

Mastering financial discipline key to resilience, sustainable growth

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TANZANIA’S national campaign for the use of affordable clean energy aligns with sustainable development goal (SDG) 7: “Ensure access to
affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all”.

Tanzania’s national affordable clean energy campaign on track

Jackline Mtaita

Wheels of purpose: how Jackline Mtaita turned tragedy into a powerful movement

THE African Union’s declaration of 2025 as the Year of Reparations marks a crucial turning point in the continent’s long struggle for justice.

Africa's moment: The year of reparations, reclamation of delayed economic justice

ONCE a thriving agricultural powerhouse that drove Tanzania's economy, the tea industry now stands on the brink of collapse, its decline threatening livelihoods and national prosperity.

Tanzania’s tea on the brink: Farmers struggle as industry declines

Miners working in Rubaya, a mining town in eastern DRC

In DR Congo's Rubaya, coltan is both boon and bane

TANZANIA has slipped in the Index of Global Economic Freedom (IGEF, 2025) as this year is rated “mostly unfree” and ranked 92nd out of 176 surveyed economies.

How Tanzania fares in global economic freedom index 2025

Four start-ups, receive 10,000 Euros grant after a successful Demo Day in Dar es Salaam.

Four start-ups praised for leading charge to build climate resilience

A pupil at Bambare Primary School in Kondoa District takes part in tree planting campaign recently.

NGO plants 20,000 trees in semi-arid Kondoa district

It is crucial to allocate sufficient time to core subjects so that students acquire the necessary skills to navigate contemporary challenges. The modern world emphasizes 21st-century skills, which should be embedded in primary education.

The necessity of reforms in primary education system

Public awareness campaigns whereas it has been educating citizens on the dangers of excessive alcohol consumption and its link to road accidents, domestic violence and health complications.

Health, social, economic impacts of excessive alcohol consumption

the Bishop of ELCT Bishop Alex Malasusa presents gift to NCA Coutry Director Berte Marie as a recognition and aknowledgment for the NCA support to the Haydom Lutheran Hospital.

The vital role of faith-based facilities in strengthening healthcare systems

Other entities, such as the Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC), National Housing Corporation (NHC), and Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA), reported solid profits, demonstrating that financial discipline is not an impossible feat.

CAG Report reveals billions lost amidst weak oversight, urging reform , accountability

Breastfeeding is of benefit to the mother too. She says that seven weeks after conception the sense of touch is developed and hence, the bond between the mother and baby is established.

With breastfeeding week long gone, what’s next?

Deogratius Temba, facilitator of a two-day capacity-building session for duty bearers—including local government officials and community leaders, emphasizes a point.

TGNP empowers duty bearers on gender-sensitive governance

Leaders of cooperative societies in Mtwara Region were also trained on the use digital scales.

Government introduces digital scales to control fraud, ensure fair crop payments

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